Starting on September 15, the exhibition of Georgian artist Meki Giorgadze will open on the exhibition wall of the Street Gallery in “Ezo,” where three works from the series "The Art of Life" will be presented. The exhibition is part of a joint project between Street Gallery and Karva, aimed at supporting Georgian artists and highlighting their work in the digital art scene.
About the Project
The project's goal is reflection, an attempt to engage with fate's universal laws and share this journey with others. The poster series consists of 55 illustrated karmic laws created using AI.
"Every coincidence has its reason and meaning," and fate brings the people you need to you or those who need you. Strangely enough, even the most difficult changes in life are lessons needed at that particular stage! There are no coincidences. Every minute, we are given answers to our questions, and we just need to understand which question they pertain to. Why do some people have everything falling into place effortlessly while others are forced to fight daily for success, constantly facing challenges? How does the world work? Are universal karmic laws embedded in the collective unconscious of different social groups and cultures? How much do we know about these karmic laws? Which ones do we apply in our daily lives - do we consider them, observe them, or perhaps experiment and play with fate to test them? - Meki Giorgadze
About Artist
In today's world, with design tools more accessible than ever, the opportunity for creativity has opened up to many. However, the real focus is now on the strength of the concept, the idea, and finding a unique niche. Meki Giorgadze has found that niche in projects that blend mysticism, psychology, and aesthetics. As a designer, his passion lies in branding and art direction, where he excels at working with content. A graduate of GIPA in advertising and art direction, Meki’s work has earned him several awards, including recognition at "PORTFOLIO REVIEW TBILISI." He has held two personal exhibitions in Poland and taken part in art residencies in Germany, Poland, and Ukraine. Currently, Meki is lecturing on design at Geolab.